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[First Knowledge Chapter] [55] Swastichak (Soutrik Shak), Manduko, Moolak, Sarshap (Sarso ka Saag), Amlashak (Aml Saketa) and Jeevantak // 40 // Tulsi, Krishna, Udar, Phaneyak and Aryak (Parshak), Bhujanak (Bhusanak), Chorak (Warak), Damanak, Maruchhak, Shatpushpi and Indivar // 41 // Any other plants of this type should be considered as part of the Harit (green or leafy) category. [50] What are the types of Aushadhis? [50] Aushadhis are said to be of many types. They are as follows: [Gatharth] 1. Shali (Rice), 2. Vrihi (Rice), 3. Godhum (Wheat), 4. Jau (Yavayav), 5. Kalay, 6. Mamur, 7. Til, 8. Moog, 6. Mash (Urad), 10. Nishpav, 11. Kulath (Kulath), 11. Alisand, 13. Satin, 14. Palimanth // 42 // 15. Alsi, 16. Kusumbh, 17. Kodon (Kodrav), 18. Kangu, 19. Ral (Ralak), 20. Varshyamak (Sanwa Dhan) and 21. Kodus (Koinsh), 22. Shansan, 23. Sarso (seeds), 24. Moolak seeds; these and any other similar plants should also be considered as Aushadhis. // 43 // This is the description of Aushadhis. [51] What are the types of Jalruha? [51] Plants that grow in water (Jalruha) are said to be of many types. They are as follows: Uday, Abay, Panak, Shaival, Kalambhuka, Had (Hath), Kaseruha (Kaseru), Kachha, Bhani, Utpala, Padma, Kumud, Nalin, Subhag, Saugandhik, Pundarik, Maha Pundarik, Shatpatra, Sahasrapatra, Pathantar 1 Jav Javjava / 2 Varatt Sam / 3 Pokkhal Stibhae /